# Datareel Load Balancer 1.57 configuration file
#

# Default LB config file

# Global config
[LBSERVER]
port = 8080 # All incoming traffic connections here
#
# Set to accept clients on single interface
##listen_ip_addr = 0.0.0.0
#
# LB_ASSIGNED scheme requires a rules config file
# A default rules config file will be build if specified file does not exist
##scheme = LB_ASSIGNED
##rules_config_file = drlb_server_rules.cfg
##resolve_assigned_hostnames = 1
##assigned_default = LB_RR # Use round robin for node fail over
##assigned_default = LB_DISTRIB  # Use distib for node fail over
##assigned_default = LB_WEIGHTED # Use weighted for node fail over
# Set assigned_default to LB_NONE to disable node fail over, meaning:
# If the assigned node is not available the client connection will fail
##assigned_default = LB_NONE
#
##scheme = LB_DISTRIB
##scheme = LB_WEIGHTED
# Use Round Robin as default LB scheme
scheme = LB_RR
use_buffer_cache = 1
buffer_size = 1500
max_connections = -1 # Not set, if set will limit number of connections this server
max_threads = -1 # Not set, if set will limit number of threads for this process
#
# Log settings
# Keep log file plus last 3. Disk space will be: (max_log_size * (num_logs_to_keep +1))
num_logs_to_keep = 3
# Set max size per log file, max is 2000000000
max_log_size = 5000000 # Default is 5M, max is 2G
log_queue_size = 2048 # Max number of log or console messages to queue
log_queue_debug_size = 4096 # Max number of debug messages to queue
log_queue_proc_size = 255 # Max number of process messages to queue
# Values below can be set here or args when program is launched
##clear_log = 0
##enable_logging = 0
# Log levels 0-5, 0 lowest log level, 5 highest log level 
##log_level = 0
##logfile_name = /var/log/drlb/drlb_server.log
#
# Stats settings
# Keep stats file plus last 3. Disk space will be: (max_stats_size * (num_stats_to_keep +1))
num_stats_to_keep = 3
# Set max size per stats file, max is 2000000000
max_stats_size = 5000000 # Default is 5M, max is 2G
stats_min = 5 # Generate a stats report every 5 minutes
stats_secs = 0 # If min=0 gen a stats report less than every min
##enable_stats = 0
##stats_file_name = /var/log/drlb/drlb_stats.log
#
# Set max number of back logged connections
# Should match: cat /proc/sys/net/core/somaxconn
somaxconn = 128
#
# Buffer overflow detection with using cached reads, disabled by default
enable_buffer_overflow_detection = 0
buffer_overflow_size = 6400000
#
# Retries for backend node connection errors
retries = 3
retry_wait = 1
#
# Use timeout on blocking reads
use_timeout = 0
timeout_secs = 300
timeout_usecs = 0
#
# Service name that appears in log file
##service_name = drlb_server
#
# Idle time for blocking sockets
max_idle_count = 60000
idle_wait_secs = 0
idle_wait_usecs = 500
# Use non-blocking sockets
use_nonblock_sockets = 0
#
# 
# Settings for throttling connections
# Throttling is used to prevent backend server saturation during peak load events
#
# Enable throttling
##enable_throttling = 0
# Apply throttle control only when load reached a certain number of connection per second
# If apply by load is set to 0, we will throttle based on the connection count
##throttle_apply_by_load = 0
# Set the number of connection per second to start throttling connections
##throttle_connections_per_sec = 10
# Set the number of connections to start throttling
# A setting of 1 will throttle every connection
##throttle_every_connections = 10
# Set the time in seconds or microseconds to hold a connection in the throttle queue
##throttle_wait_secs = 1
##throttle_wait_usecs = 0
#
# HTTP IP address forwarding
##enable_http_forwarding = 0
##http_request_strings = DELETE,GET,HEAD,PATCH,POST,PUT
##http_hdr_str = HTTP/
##http_forward_for_str = X-Forwarded-For
#
# Values below can be set here or args when program is launched
# Debug and verbose modes used mainly for development and testing
# NOTE: Debug level 5 will greatly increase log file size
# NOTE: Verbose mode will echo messages to the console, used mainly to test config files
##debug = 0
##debug_level = 1
##verbose = 0
##verbose_level = 1

# Node Configs, define a [LBNODE] section for each node
# The default config uses 4 nodes as an example
# Replace 192.168.122 address with the IP address or hostname of the backend node
# running the service you wan to load balance.
[LBNODE]
node_name = lbnode1
port_number = 80   # Port backend host is listening on 
hostname = 192.168.122.111 # Backend host
weight = -1 # Must be set if using LB_WEIGHTED or LB_DISTRIB scheme
max_connections = -1 # Not set, if set will limit number of connection to this node
buffer_size = -1 # Use global size

[LBNODE]
node_name = lbnode2
port_number = 80
hostname = 192.168.122.112
weight = -1 # Must be set if using LB_WEIGHTED or LB_DISTRIB scheme
max_connections = -1 # Not set, if set will limit number of connection to this node
buffer_size = -1 # Use global size

[LBNODE]
node_name = lbnode3
port_number = 80
hostname = 192.168.122.113
weight = -1 # Must be set if using LB_WEIGHTED or LB_DISTRIB scheme
max_connections = -1 # Not set, if set will limit number of connection to this node
buffer_size = -1 # Use global size

[LBNODE]
node_name = lbnode4
port_number = 80
hostname = 192.168.122.114
weight = -1 # Must be set if using LB_WEIGHTED or LB_DISTRIB scheme
max_connections = -1 # Not set, if set will limit number of connection to this node
buffer_size = -1 # Use global size

# End of configuration file